• 'American Idol' Season 14 Recap & Review: Top 12 Guys Ranked Worst to Best from Detroit

    American Idol traveled from Hollywood to Detroit in order to kick off the live performances. The gentlemen started the week at The Fillmore, serenading Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban, Harry Connick Jr., and an excited crowd of fans. The performances ranged from soulful to safe while America decided who would be the next contestants to exit the competition.

  • Kanye West Debuts "All Day" Live At 2015 BRIT Awards [LISTEN]

    As previously reported, Kanye West stepped in for Rihanna today at the 2015 BRIT Awards. It was rumored that he would be showcasing a new song, which he sort of did. He performed "All Day," off his upcoming album, though that song technically leaked a little while back, so it's not a completely unheard song.

  • Paul McCartney Joins Kings of Leon, The Killers as Firefly 2015 Headliner

    That blurred out, secret Firefly Music Festival headliner doesn't seem so secret anymore. Today (Feb. 25), rumors of Paul McCartney headlining were confirmed as true, meaning the former Beatle will be joining some of music's biggest acts in Dover, Delaware, this summer. Macca joins previously announced headliners Kings of Leon and The Killers.

  • Action Bronson Shares 'Mr. Wonderful' Album Trailer Re-Enacting 'Boogie Nights' [WATCH]

    Queens native Action Bronson has unveiled the trailer for his upcoming studio album 'Mr. Wonderful.' The trailer teases the 10th track on the album "Only In America" featuring hip-hop production duo Party Supplies. Bronson does something a little different with his album. In previewing the new track, he creates a visual clip as an ode to the classic 1990s movie 'Boogie Nights,' something he was surely brought up on, staring Mark Wahlberg, Burt Reynolds, John C. Reilly and Julianne Moore.

  • Nickelback's Ryan Peake on Dodging Wikipedia, Building 'Circles of Doom' and Battling U2 for Most Loathed

    Nickelback is one of the biggest rock bands of the 21st Century, yet guitarist Ryan Peake—who's been with the band for the entirety of its run—doesn't have a Wikipedia page. Music Times spoke to Peake as his band tours in support of its new album, No Fixed Address, so that future generations of reporters won't have to work as hard as we did to research this guy. Peake discussed amped-up stage modifications, the potential for bluegrass on the band's next album, and whether Nickelback can rival U2's iTunes release in terms of generating hate for the group.

  • Taylor Swift Donates $50K To New York Public Schools From "Welcome To New York" Proceeds

    Back in October, Taylor Swift was named New York City's Welcome Ambassador, following the release of her latest album 1989, her first effort since moving to The City That Never Sleeps. After being appointed, she made a pledge to donate all proceeds from her song "Welcome to New York" to the city's public schools, and now she is paying up. The 25-year-old pop star has made a $50,000 donation to the New York City Department of Education, according to one of their officials. Swift has yet to publicize her charitable contribution, Capital New York reports.

  • U2's Famed Joshua Tree Reportedly Vandalized, Limb Hacked Off [PHOTO]

    The Joshua Tree, made famous by U2's 1987 album Joshua Tree, has reportedly been vandalized by a fan looking to take some of it home as a souvenir. The tree has been a popular and revered site in the Mojave Desert for U2 fans for the past two decades, despite its collapse back in 2000. Hopefully the vandalism isn't related to the fact that the band put out a free album, Songs of Innocence, on everyone's iTunes last year.
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